Regency Condo Towers

[stormchaser]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

[bmt]

1 billion would be a lot for some condo towers considering that the price tag for one of the new CB riverfront condo towers is 75 million.

[stormchaser]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking too. Not sure if there is more to the development than just condo towers or if that number was just an exaggeration...

[nebugeater]

Keep the info flowing and welcome to the forum!

This definitely fits the definition of a Rumor at this point though for the Forum's organisation. Lets hope it or something close becomes fact though.

[Garrett]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

I can practically hear the NIMBYs already

[TitosBuritoBarn]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking too. Not sure if there is more to the development than just condo towers or if that number was just an exaggeration...

Unless the $1 billion includes demolition of pre-existing structures? I'm not sure where this would fit without taking a few buildings out. The lowrise apts just south of the club seem like solid candidates.

[PotatoeEatsFish]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

This sounds like some bull |expletive| I'd make up.

[stormchaser]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

This sounds like some bull |expletive| I'd make up.

I assure you it isn't made up. I'll say this much. Myself and another individual have a business relationship with the people involved trying to secure the financing (I can't give details as to exactly who and/or what the business relationship is for obvious reasons). I'm guessing the dollar amount though is an exaggeration but I believe they are at least "trying" to put something together in that area. I'm not overly optimistic it will actually happen though...

[43county]

Not sure if this is in any way connected, but Regency Lodge is closing within the next few weeks and I'm guessing it will be torn down.

[TitosBuritoBarn]

Not sure if this is in any way connected, but Regency Lodge is closing within the next few weeks and I'm guessing it will be torn down.

I think you're one to something..

[WBR_Tom]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

World-Herald reported last month that Regency Lake & Tennis Club's restaurant was closed down by the Douglas County Health Department for failure to pay their permits. I thought that was kinda odd at the time, but if there's other plans for that property, it makes sense...

[stormchaser]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

World-Herald reported last month that Regency Lake & Tennis Club's restaurant was closed down by the Douglas County Health Department for failure to pay their permits. I thought that was kinda odd at the time, but if there's other plans for that property, it makes sense...

Cough cough...yep, pretty sure this might have something to do with it ;)

[stormchaser]

Not sure if this is in any way connected, but Regency Lodge is closing within the next few weeks and I'm guessing it will be torn down.

I think you're one to something..

...and this too

[TitosBuritoBarn]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

World-Herald reported last month that Regency Lake & Tennis Club's restaurant was closed down by the Douglas County Health Department for failure to pay their permits. I thought that was kinda odd at the time, but if there's other plans for that property, it makes sense...

Cough cough...yep, pretty sure this might have something to do with it ;)

Not sure if this is in any way connected, but Regency Lodge is closing within the next few weeks and I'm guessing it will be torn down.

I think you're one to something..

...and this too

I'm a little confused now. How are they both related? The Regency Lodge is nowhere near the Lake and Tennis Club Restaurant. The Lodge is a hotel on the west side of the Papio Creek.

[stormchaser]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

World-Herald reported last month that Regency Lake & Tennis Club's restaurant was closed down by the Douglas County Health Department for failure to pay their permits. I thought that was kinda odd at the time, but if there's other plans for that property, it makes sense...

Cough cough...yep, pretty sure this might have something to do with it ;)

Not sure if this is in any way connected, but Regency Lodge is closing within the next few weeks and I'm guessing it will be torn down.

I think you're one to something..

...and this too

I'm a little confused now. How are they both related? The Regency Lodge is nowhere near the Lake and Tennis Club Restaurant. The Lodge is a hotel on the west side of the Papio Creek.

My mistake, I was thinking it was all part of the same property. The Lake and Tennis club is what I'm referring to then. Property in the attached image...

[daveoma]

New member here. I have an extremely reliable source (so not really a rumor) that developers are currently trying to secure financing (for apparently up to $1 billion) for 2 large high-rise condo towers on and/or near the current location of the Regency Lake & Tennis Club. Of course trying to secure financing and actually getting financing are 2 different things but it would definitely be an interesting development if it happens.

This sounds like some bull |expletive| I'd make up.

[nativeomahan]

Are you smoking the weed, or do you prefer edibles? Either way you are over your limit.

[nativeomahan]

Not sure if this is in any way connected, but Regency Lodge is closing within the next few weeks and I'm guessing it will be torn down.

The place really was rather run down. A year or so ago they still had old style TVs in their guest rooms.

[PotatoeEatsFish]

Not sure if this is in any way connected, but Regency Lodge is closing within the next few weeks and I'm guessing it will be torn down.

The place really was rather run down. A year or so ago they still had old style TVs in their guest rooms.

They had a nice pool, rip

[Bob from Omaha]

That hotel was built as one of the early Ramada inns. In its day it was a very successful property.

[Greg S]

I just can't see $1 billion or anything close to that going up in Regency. I can't see ever half that in that area.

Greg

[Bob from Omaha]

Dan Gilbert of quicken loans is building an 80 story skyscraper for less than a billion in downtown Detroit.

This recency thing is a canard. Nowhere near enough land, nowhere near the demand, nowhere near the justification. Yeah, I believe the story.

[nebugeater]

Dan Gilbert of quicken loans is building an 80 story skyscraper for less than a billion in downtown Detroit.

This recency thing is a canard. Nowhere near enough land, nowhere near the demand, nowhere near the justification. Yeah, I believe the story.

What we are missing is that is is $100,000,000 of construction and $900,000,000 of studies.

[MadMartin8]

Dan Gilbert of quicken loans is building an 80 story skyscraper for less than a billion in downtown Detroit.

This recency thing is a canard. Nowhere near enough land, nowhere near the demand, nowhere near the justification. Yeah, I believe the story.

What we are missing is that is is $100,000,000 of construction and $900,000,000 of studies.

Hmm, I question those numbers. I think we need a study on the study to confirm.

[Stargazer]

Two months too late.